Josh Windass bagged a brace to help Wrexham to a 3-2 win over Norwich.
The former Rangers forward captained the Welsh club to their second win in the English Championship this season.
Wrexham had been a goal behind before Windass scored twice in the second half to turn the match on its head.
Josh Windass | 🏴 Norwich City 1-1 Wrexham pic.twitter.com/8yf6y7x9V1
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Ryan Longman also scored for the Welsh club - backed by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney - as they went on to claim victory at Carrow Road.
Jack Stacey had put Norwich ahead in the first half but Windass levelled the scores with a fierce effort just two minutes after the break.
He raced into the box to latch onto a pinpoint cross and lash into the bottom corner to restore parity.
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On the hourmark, Windass would put his side ahead with a sensational strike.
The forward collected the ball on the left flank and cut inside before curling into the top corner with a sublime finish.
Josh Windass with an absolute joke of a goal for Wrexham! 😱 pic.twitter.com/0Qitdo11X1
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It comes days after we reported that Windass had completed a course to take his first step towards becoming a sporting director.
Despite having only just signed a three-year deal, it appears Windass is already preparing for when his playing career eventually comes to an end.
On Instagram, the Englishman shared a photo of a diploma he had earned following two years of "relatively hard work".
Windass was awarded a Postgraduate Diploma in Global Football Sport Directorship from the University of Portsmouth.
